10.1 inch Memoryboard

I LOVE this board. It just makes everything so much easier for my mom with advancing Alzheimers. I can remind her I am coming over, then reminder to get ready, then let her know I'm on my way. Before, I would call and share all three things, only to arrive and she wasn't ready. The Memoryboard has been a game changer for us. We've discussed getting a second board in the future, as she continues to decline.

My mom lived with us for many years until her memory started to fade too much for us to be able to give her adequate care. Every morning before she woke up, I would write on a whiteboard what to expect for the day so that she could remember what was going on. When I needed to move her into Assisted Living, I was really worried about her memory and how to contact her if she couldn’t hear her phone and not having her whiteboard, she was going to be really sad. It was recommended that I check out Memory Board and I’m so glad I did. I ordered it immediately and put it in her new apartment on day one. I made sure that I reached out to all family and friends and gave them an opportunity to send her messages and pictures as well. She looks forward to it every day and always comments every time we visit how much she loves her Memory Board. We can remind her when we’re coming to visit. Remind her of activities that she would enjoy where she lives. It’s sitting right where she can see it from her favorite chair. It’s a lifesaver to all of us and we love it. Thank you so much for developing this for us.

The memory board is a great product and worth every penny! My mom struggles with (both sending and receiving). The board makes it possible for me to post a reminder about what time I will pick her up, or if I need her to call me, or just to say hi. For my dad, who has Alzheimer’s, I have been able to post family pictures with comments stating what that person’s relationship is. Multiple family members can post to it, and a new feature they have recently added is you can request a read receipt, so I know when my mom has seen a message. It’s just a phenomenal product clearly created by somebody who really understands struggle we face with elderly family members.

The Memoryboard has been one of the most useful tools we’ve found for supporting my mom through dementia care.

My mom has progressed from assisted living into memory care, and the Memoryboard has been valuable at both stages. Having the day, familiar photos, reminders, and messages right in front of her provides reassurance and connection without requiring her to navigate a complicated device.

As a caregiver, I love that I can manage it remotely from my phone. I can send messages, photos, and reminders even when I’m not there. The scheduling interface is simple and genuinely useful for creating recurring reminders and routines. If the device loses its connection, I know about it instead of assuming Mom is seeing what I sent.

One of my favorite things about the company is that they listen to caregivers. I’ve provided feedback and requested features, and I’ve actually watched many of those suggestions become part of the product. That is rare, and it matters.

For us, the Memoryboard has become much more than a clock or digital photo frame. It is a connection tool, an orientation aid, and a little piece of home in Mom’s room.

I highly recommend it for families navigating dementia care. It has made a genuinely meaningful difference for us.

Caregiving note: Every person with dementia is different; the Memoryboard is a support tool, not a replacement for individualized care.

Both my parents have memory issues and this device has been great. We can send them reminders, photos (helps them to remember who is who), and also share communication opportunities with other family and friends. Even my college-age kids use it to send their grandparents a quick message. I love that you can change how long you want the message to display, which helps when an event might be weeks away but my parents keep asking about it. I am a speech-language pathologist and this is a tool I have shared with many colleagues.